She is still at the Doctors she has been there since Tuesday and on a IV she is doing much better and not walking the walls and not salvating, i went to see her the other day ( thursday ) and she even knew who i was she actually looked me in the eye. The vet called later that day to tell me that this actually worked her up when she saw me which good news on her responses but not so good news on getting her better - no stress. So i haven't been able to see her. Today we get to bring her home as tomorrow she goes for the Ultrasound to find out which kind of shunt it is that she has. Where i am taking her is a specialist who specialzes in LS's. So i will have all my answers very soon.
I did contact the orginal breeder of my Yorkie and I feel she won't be helping me out on this one - she does not believe that the dog has LS - not many will take ownership on this one and that is sad. She told me i was thinking with my heart not my head and that she should be put down. I still can't believe that! Its impossible she is a big part of our family. The surgery i believe is 2,000-3,000. but i am trying not to think of that stage yet.
YorkieShadow I would defintely have an acide bile test done on your dog. I wish i had more info when i first started see my Yorkie do strange signs - i should of taken her in then and then she wouldn't of ended up in critical care on the drip - but again i didn't know - my advice would be to ask your Vet to do an acid bile test on her. |